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No Doubt Of IL.

Carpets were frst introduced into England
UP In the easy chair soon followed. From
these two small beginnings has dated the
rise Of many poor aud Obscure man.-&.
Hhsd HernA ~ siN
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BAB'S GOSSIP.
HOW woMrN,s coMPLExroNs ARE
MADE 10 APPEAR FRESH.

The night Of Beauty 70 bs Careful Of Her
Charms-A. bath in .'virsinia MIN" the
Latest Fad In the Metropolis New
Eruit e--Maaams Nilsson's wit.
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CURIOUS PLANTS.
OBSERVATIONS OF A BOTANIsT IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

A Country That Becomes vsrdant In the
Winter Time-P1ants That Hurl Arrows
II the Air-seeds That Have IN Activity
IAke Jnsscts-Animated Wild OatA
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LABOR NOTES.


there Il here and there a scarcitv Of labor.
Tho mines aiPord employment for All. The
mills on iron, steel and textile eoods are all
busy except Q small percentage Of woolen
mills, Factory labor IL fully employed. and
additional labor n dropping In from Canada
ana abroad. Common labor Il also in demand.
and At better vases than have been Maid for
yean inc labor papers tnroushous the
~ .s: ~ :. ~. .San. ~ % t.. .na
- 80 ,..,..~ re t.. ~ y 80. " .uo,.. .Sn.
Cr..iS H.y. 49, - 'no. ,s ns1 cn0 l"1y,S M Snoy I.
~. uo supps w"rIu cone or,e .nere ~, -
- - -sss ~ .nu .tv =. .aov. sIis yo"r .aan
.sSo suu ..uo. ..o sssCoa y, ,n. vo
spnSonoe r.S Nv Hop. W NJ e'lno "ooo W 'o'' In
~. ,r.. ..... l., ~.
x...s-... 49, -..,s - -. 49,
vi nav NY pO.r.;.. n.a sa,o, s.nS ~ les .nes
M .ne ennsy ~ ..i1 ..nis tsu nelaiooA poopi:
~. .nu x. seen = .sun saas ~ pouna
.*. :. s so . ..,,s .4 ,uvo ~. ool !.
- xr so r.'.. ..u1:..sA oov. ~ ,,.' ~. '.
- VIZ .S- "..s, ..vs. HA.".'Sos sono~ plno
makers say they have more orders for ma
ehinery than ever before. The band saw 70 IN
the lead everywhere.
Tn ,.hor ru.rter. th.r> 4. .o,,,. ,,.t,.
$50 .o s. - -~ N.-.,. .ssa' ~,
S.s.s.tos u.l..,.o. IN Nv ~. p.ouucou sn0
s," SIr,ssss .s U. ...... ~ ~ osses possl:
arousins enthusiasm in the West, especially
where the membership has broader and more
enteineent conception OF the aims and capaci-
ues ea orsanizauons 70 advance the common
veal.
Thia veafsN railroad oonstruction ar.
aordtne 70 prssent ,nd,c.t,on. VII, rescf - nm
miles Of main track. There are 100000 miles Of
esack In the world. LAST year the average OF
neM on RAILROADS IN the United states was
SWensy.nroo mues Por noao: seven IONS OF
nelgns We're carried per nead OF population
xennsylvania 10 second on tne hst IN passenger
nspor'a''on'
The permits Issued In several OF the
larger western citaee OUTSIDE OF chicago snow
tnsS tne sseson VIII % . very busy one all
enrousns Ano tnat puiiding materiai VIII % nrm
N price, except nails heai estate speculation
deaf Of pror erty, owners Of which were more
anxious for cash than for land.
rh n.s .,.,..
inc1o sto rumofs III lairoso circies
that the orders Tor locomotive engines that
@ ~ p,nS0o sarss sa's isn s,, M,n eSu eSus, IN
e-.1vs r.o,th. N.oh,ro.v n,ass,s 80 60
.-o-S.x -,th .,,,... - r.sos,na. - ,,... :.
ana tcnls to M into the - nsw Southerr r .nd
Western railroad shops.
The Cohoes IN. Y,) spinners and
veayers were reduced ten per cent, in 1884. and
althourh everythinr ~ advanoed thev are
etil q the old wages. They averaee from q 20
70 - less snan y earnea q fal niver. Tnose
on sneounss sve!sse 49, w,sn N1 'ooms' !
snose ON pz'n's' s'sns 'ooms' 80.
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4 rstailer Of one q The popular "epTing'
psiysis VI eot : thoussni nils ffon aoas
KILL ~ o1k9 day. ThinG Azy not alVays
~ ~ eaens-l l(ss1es SSnv~el.
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Declined to bs Oppressed.

Fermer-Gwine to run railroad through
my barnf
Surveyor-I don't nee how We can avoid Il.
Farmer-Waal, now, boss, reckon got
suthin' to say about this. / got suthin' else
TO do besides runnin' In an out to open the
doors Of that thare barn every time traiu
goes through. h.-Albanv Journal
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The Masquerade Bali Of the French Am
bassador st Rome in 17B1-A Blase Of
Diamonds and Precious stOnes-The Cor.
geous Dresses Of the Ladies'.
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Everybody who has ever bean ooncsrnsd
With royal journey must nave been aston
ishsd By the prcdigious quantty Of Luggage
which princes and prncessss ind It nsces-
cary 70 carry about With them. There was .
nofablo example Of this c1aze last week.
Prince Klbsst yictor has bssn Saying q
Gibraltal fore month. and one would sup.
sespis s = . @ q bsS % woas s ssssssy us@sss as
- could require Tor 8 short sojourn In such
8 plaaes HS ystumed In ths R6ninsuleI and
81 Or as.nS osthay sa4 lap teld thss
elg1k ~ 4 ooSda off Nd be deem y q.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Two salooa Cases Appealed -ytoiatlos OF
the Deg Ordinance
John Lindsrbo0m. acomrnon drunk went
b jail for twelve days --Jsssis Cain. the
eo4ored woman charged with being disor-
derry. Nas given a trial and discharged -
j. al Hurst paid s. 81 for violating the dog
ordinance. tie vas charged with keeping
vicious dogs and not a king proper care OF
tteui. lie ssid that II they would free him
be would pay the costs Of the case and
allow them 70 kin the doga. Tnis wGs done
ami be vas oniV fined six cenEs.---The
thirteen cases for gambling were adjourned
% June -. q. = snd 29.-The case Of
John Ray for residing in house
81 ai- fame was adjourned % June o.
Edward Boy land WAS sentenced % Fay =
fine 0t SO and costs or 20 % jail for sixty
days ior keeping his saloon open on sun
dav. The ease vas appealed. dive other
saloon cases we're readiourned.-The case
OF Elmer Gauit. for disposing Of mortgzged
property. was adjourned until this morn
INK The case of Patrick Hartneft
charged with robbery. was adjourned 10
July Henry Hascher and Frank
Hascher were tried for keeping q saloon
open on sunday. The former was found
guilty and the latter not guilty. Henry
vas fined s2J and COSTS or sixty days IN
jaI and frsak was discharged The case
81 Henry Hascher was appealed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

oiaeso proposes to 1sise141s.
r. haexls,serrT szsp . so - - All
sss
za'.aazss : k-Fing a spsss.nis q
suEzitla.
"A szriy hszvest . snsisipsEesi p soafa-
81 Ate1.fs41-
e.ss ees1aig asE1sgs 81 sEsAuizs "a .sail-
psssalers 9l-lls.L
~nlsHofg slass Las 8esa foFale6 ~
E@frien sfE1ss.
fslaie-arlas aat zrassasepels 4zs boS1
tsrf aaRsn,szs "a - as1r tsaiaxal4-
fsrasfs in ths sa.alg ID Pi4iDssl Ill
eolalassscs irlrnnE gas4l sext 4.,asszy-
Tts Bsfisen ealnty -. iiars re1nion -
aosa isr jap - - aaa ~ - ts~ 1.ssis-
iEs Ana ArboF aisa ,el.ooi sra.sa4tua
stsaotf acloi4.s. zilas 1lost sf l4sla ~.-l sa-
80 80 taiFesity nstt FsaF.
fhs s. Jossfh aa1sr a1L has besa soid
. GffsoF tiIlietEe & Badger - SIS. fas
A4eaiasEf @lil as ssalogsi - knasala-
fAs ka.a.aasso 90 seii ~iil slarg 81 -
d. s4T.i 1.lssz oe4t A0afiag &c a Ff0r
Rfsd ~ pisan = a. tne szis u ~ iess a
kaloh Poiiiti ~ auan. = mskiax az
Ea1e zflseal1 60 pug - a. sgapor4i0r and
eaasipx iatorJ "a TIE hed51 battling a.
NsgianA
HA. Wsils. iofsnan of the Beatoa Hsr-
bcf fzile'tsIa. las alssptaf ne snaaass-
nient 81 afse pfiai-lsE establish ineAi Af
cfeeisg. Col.
Al shank snd y. Dgk,ns. of Her
49,. coni&i.l .i.lfs suilslsDs . sllnsie niisi Ia
lie epss faninsals, aad haze nesa iook-
las i,f 4 49,
q. 81 Warner. of AsslsriiIz. eaGght With
hcok ana ale. on t1s 1rltse a. Rlainilsid.
a eaLash measuring taree isst ana one inch
n lsnEtb, 4nd ssizbins - pounds.
stfasbsrlT c.lltarisss 50 if d0sa not pay
% ssise 6err'ss ior IS and a esnts per quart
Enlch Aas been TIE raA0g price a. sn0is-
s4Ie for sefond. class berries tbs past sesk-
The crop has been al anprecedenisd one.
Reports "a ths state Board Of Health
saoH taast fhs1mafisla. neuralgia lnlernait-
t.at .stsg aad aiaunet. IA lhs order naulei.
49, f1e Diseases caasi1g the most aickne-= IA
1&H8llsan 14rinE the wees endlEs June -.
bIF1sheria - reported a. nine places. sesriet
szW a. fogrtesn places. typhoid Al three
places. measlea Al lAirtsen PLACES aDd small
- Al oae pisce-
Tie body of r. n. Davis. Who assumed
the nams 81 Aoner saith. of jeIerson
county. y. r.. add committed suicide AZ
toioma, herEisn county. was taken 10 BIS
kome a. Lanark. H.. Monday night. he
h supposed ~ have bad about So coo on
nls DeFs0u. Hs alss assumed the name Of
smith ailer iezving Chicago On the sth inst.
hs i1ieads propose ~ iayesllsste the ease.
The Pstoskey Common Council refuse -
sote % allow the streets Of fetosksy 20 be
hsnteti ~ electricity. on accent OF some
Disagreement between them and the Elec-
tFie Company, Il would cont sbout 500 a
year. about one tenth Of one per cent. 0n
rhe taxable property. Of the town. But Il
they prefer darkness 70 Light Ia - their own
b18iness. even II visitors DO kick.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Mr.. d. ]. wilcoxsop. OF Horse Cave. KY.
says be was. for many years, badly afflicted
with phthisic. also diabetis; the pains were
almost unendursble and would sometimes
almost thrOw him into convulsions. He
tried Electric Bitters and got relief from
first bottle and after taking six bottles. was
entirely cursd. and had gained in flesh
eighteen pounds. Says be positively be-
lieves be would have died. had il not been
for the relief afforded BY Electric Bitters.
Sold at 90 cents bottle by Wm. II. Tibbs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

You can not afford TO waste time in ex-
perimentirg when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption Always seems, at first. only q
cold DO not perniit anv dealer TO impose
upon you with some cheap imitation Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Co0xhs and Colds. 0at De sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make more profit
he may tell ron ne has something just as
good. or Just the same. D0a't be deceived.
bus insist upon getting Dr.. Kings New
Discovery. which is guaranteed 70 give re-
lief in ali Throat. Lung and Chest affec-
tons Trial bottle free at Wm. II. Tibbs'
Drug Store
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Crscufr- Edward TaEgart vs. Isaac +.
Thomas. et 81. chancery. hearing on plead
fns,s ani proofs. .--tred VI. Lesser vs. Hy-
men B.own. feDlevin. Judgment for de-
fendaot for S2SJ.ls and costs. proceedings
stayed till lrst day Of next term.---Fred
"a Lesser vs.. Hynen Brown. assumpsit.
cortuled ou usual terms.
SUrsRloa.-Fhe People -. Charles Nil
ler larceny. sentenced to Jackson Tor The
period 0i lso years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

co@raEe u1irled Innovation. la cases Of
dou6oal in .rarcmenZ For q quarter CT a
csntefy nr -,re's Cai&rrh Remedy has
teen oeiore tie eublc and passed tA ronea
the sevsresf test and il pronounced the
riasl rtah'e remeuy for thss disagrseaole
na'adr. Iao0sants Of TEST monisis Cor its
virtues. faiy dents per bottis. By drug
e1.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Most everything in this world Is fun Of
deception. Few things are what they seem,
hut the results obtained for DR.. Jones Red
Clover Tonic far exceed all claims II re-
stores lest nerve force, cures dyspepsia and
al stomach. liver. kidney and bladder trou-
biss. Il is a perfect tonic. sppetizer, blood
purifier a sure cure fer ague and n1aiarisl
diseases. Price 50 cents. OF Z. r Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Careful attention to diet Is the best guard
against disease. II g. fact which all should
know, that over-eating not only corrupts
the blood, bat destroys nerve force. and in
duces dyspepsia. laundice. bad breath, piles.
pimples, low spirits, headache. sgue. mala-
ris, and all stomach and liver troubles. DIR.
Jones Red Clover Tonic quickly cures the
above diseases Can De taken by the most
delicate. Price so cents, of K. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

The best on earth can truly be said Of
Gri9gs Glycsrine Ssive. which is sure.
safe and speedy cure for cuts bruises scsldss.
burns wounds and all other sores. Will
positively cure piles, letter and all skin
eruptions. Try this Nondsrfal healer. sat
isiaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Only 8 cents. OF E T. wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

That we arr daily guarsnteping Kemp's
firsararlia u tiss Eeopie, After n zias
Are tourtbs "a tottis witae7f relief We
49, fefr1,i the money It = tbe greatest
Rrd best rere.iT on he macsst le< ciean-
nr1 le oloo6 and giving you 4 new lease
cf a4s a vel known bUsiusss man IN
forms us Pc has gained eight pounds on two
tsfes ci fAis Sarsaparii.a. Price Si.oo.
Frr sale ~ 81 II Tih6s. lbs Monroe-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

TIE BEsT SALvxin the world for Cu,s
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. salt Rheuu, Fevsl
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and All Skin Eruptions. and positive
u cures piles. OF no pay required 1t
guaranteed 20 give perfsct satisfaction o.
Flouev refunded. Price 35 cents Der box
For sale At Wan. H.Tibbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

irving A. ani Clara L. Miller were mar
rel in seplemhcr. is72. a. Bethel. Branch
c7rutF Yesterday through her attorney
tlav Carrot ard Eastman. Glars sppisl
- tha -goerior Cegrt for a divorce from
frviae. cha-g.n< Eim With extre1s cruelty
aua ca ur1 te slppor, Ter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

FFRerS0T -ff fsofrn.-.ant acVcr on I,ne =
fst. flsnsis. eay sea of Henry anl Eisa fcrxi-
So sscl - years.
4aaela. 1a the rcs.1enes gs rear,st. Is
o'e'5es ioaen5w .sssudag af.ersooa. friends
aFe iafiel
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

TIE undersf TneG will pay the hfgf est mar
kat orit.e Ecr 3smicck bark "a be los8ed on
cars on any sisie track north of Grant Rap
h1s Correspondence solicited.
~ n CfAzx.
io1 Ostawa-sG. Grsnd Espids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

eassls-t1S ses1 81 =. xEe4sl-esd- 8 81, a 81
u 4atf.l L.. .t..E Islio4 - st4f g.
s4iso ssresa 81 L7-slIe 81. ns<stsss, - 3
lava. se1ea. - q lasA loaai<si ~ IA
s4sAal. aszzi-1 -assz & 4ezzcssl. e,zsts.1 > -
Eeas-i - A.. 3le Ee4t &. taPs1. lAesl4A4a- : -
. crail4ff. lssS-1C, hfasszs o<2sic. kznEos.&<fs
&az lse. Gs)ssllss .isosss (a1s4 sl-s-oG
faF4r- e-1 psf "a. - = f>es bn. P~lent -
ces - P1r esk. si,8 pef 1oL. a. shat l-e-z
a. seE es~, O. - ssr hals esie<sns>1 s<Ss
e4f esL
Ill Fe1d ~>eEes1issS4 t3 psf i11s br<1. Va.
~ -. ffas saatiiiE<s. n - ~
frud~i1oFn 4lf 1ats tsa8I4
keFssena 0li-- Aschlzsa -. ie,ss PEI xs-loss
aGfer WEiLs. a. -.
a. .tlsle--il sc l.ar xetisll1-
s1eris--f loFef s. afes ~. tlmokhy y o9z "a
ralt.-a iC1ts8a. .oE E<zleEn, 80.
asIl--a1. = sizs tsfs. o. - pei 1aif enLi e<0sg
xrsxies slss41 - pef ssif Dol rrssat. <t p ez<.
Salt u pef D. ei4sas So per huas;fsd- e<anss;
o. sfsrs. seiefss - ~. smoked aeiie1ts A1t1t
Forz Ia barrsls-Aes PORK, Chicsso PAcxec
sl3.stdsis.1os extra sh0rt caks sio.sS. Aso1<Ei
clear oaex sIfD.
fsr,f--'Fls1ees Is - snd ~ ID. tubs, 7i<c. 80
~ n0a1A tals. to- cases. ie Ia IN p@fs. f,1c9
s<c.
keef ia harrs,s-ExEra uless. warranted 20 ia.
o. ltaE3 ~ cara ooneiess ell %
1lIllefla.s--D.tify. s3iid p@fAed i-cs rols s1fi
prints. isc creamery sol.d. ne. rois AID pfin.s.
Ice exlra creamery, paekn It. r9ls .l-a pfia-s
1le
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

ANNIeS that are frstful, pssvish, ..sis
Windy Collie. Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders. can be relieved
At oace by using Acker's Baby Soother.
lt contains no Opium or Morphine.
hence Is safe. Price 95 cents. Sold by
y K. Wilson and w. z whits
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

rasiss nay tpsnrorsriiv enhancs their
keart~ VITA PREPARED sbaik. bat those
-vhs couspisxi,sns have the hue Of nature
usp FreenanH nletlieeled invisible Fses
Fosder. Sod 5y r + wusox.
Druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

A iadv's vetsr proef gcssanirr = given
fFee t1 tbe oonsasasrso n HeaIlight aud Lit
te Daisy soaps
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24
MoMA

M OA~N> OF the good things Of this
e0N~f Efs are sorrowfully let
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets viii cure Dyspepsia.
ndi-estion and Constipation: sold on a
positive guarantee az 25 and so cents. By
E. r. Wilson and w. z. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24
WE ve0SON
why Acker's

= warranted. is because It Is the best
Blood Preparation known. Il will posi-
lively cure all Bleed Diseases. purifes the
whole system. and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember, we guarantee it.
Z. Z. Wilson and W. E White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24
CaYEERCiAL ANNOBEGsgEsTS


The fnest Or everything in the fish
market sncn az Sc1 Shell Crabs. fresh Hoi-
icut LotsfeTs. toodsh. Msckerei Iake Sa-
perior White a1d salmon Trout can be
Nnn6 sc peftsnlhalsrs. TT Monroe-sA
Headlight aud Tiftle Daisy soaps have
lareadv cot IN env,aee reputation as the
afccer f1f them. and res . ia8ids water
proof rossaner free.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-09-13
The Medical Concress.

WASHINGTON, September 7.-Presdent Da-
Wis called the general session of the Interna-
tonai Medical congress to order at 10 o'clock
this morning.
Dr. Girnett chairman Of the executive COM
mittee, said it had been learned that tickets
to the banquet for Thursday night had been
surreptitously orimproperly obtained by many
persons who do not belong to the medical pro-
fessiOn and that the 'humiliating experience"
at the CouYerSazoinc Monday evening had con-
WINGED the committee that more rigid arrange
ments for the banquet were necessary than had
at first been contemplated. 1t had been de-
termned, therefore, he announced, to cancel
all outstanding invitations. Invitations to
members of the congress would, he said be is
sued at the box office of the theater where del
egates were invited to cali. They were re.
quested to wear their badges and when practi-
cable exhibit their membership certificates.
The humiliating experience referred to was
the presence of people whose appearance was
not such as to give fiattering opinion to for
eigrers of American society customs. By
some failure to comprehend the instructions
given to those in immediate charge, gamins
from the sidewalks, and laborerS, in their
working clothes, made their way i'll with those
invited to greet and honor the visitors. A few
creatures Stalked about the great hall wearing
straw or SLOUGH hats and smoking cheap
cigars, as at n country fair. The unwashed
Were few in number in comparison with the
better bred, but were all the more conspicuous.
1t is probable that the intrusion was q source
of much greater annoyance to those who felt
the responsibility for the success of the enter
tainment than to any others. n vast majority
were ladies and gentlemen whose appearance
and breeding would do no discredit to the most
exclusive of asSemblagCS at home or abroad.
President Davis announced that the paper
to be read today was by Professor Scmmola of
Naples. Before introducing that gentleman,
however, he would ask Professor Durante of
Rome, to take the chair
WASHINGTON, September S-The lobby of
lN1+
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-09-13
South CaroIina.

A marriage was solemnizcd at Columbia Tues
day the governor of the state performing the
ceremony, which united two loving hearts de-
termned TO beat rs one in spite of parental op-
position The chef actors were Mr. II. A.
Harth, young broker Of this city, and Miss
Rachael David, the beautiful daughter of
wealthy Jewess, Mrs. Lefty David BY be-
frenuIng BROTHER Of hers, who has now be-
come his brio. he young broker became
frienl OF the family, was for two years past
welcomed aF a visitor by the mother and in
that limo won first the friendship
and ter the love Of the daughter.
When the latter fact came to be suspected
by the parent, however the young man was
forbidden the house, but like all earnest low
ors persisted aud secured the consent of tho
object OF his affections to q marriage and elopc-
meut. The Prospective bride being OF the
Jewish faith, was unwilling to be married by
clergyman, and accordingly the future
groom obtained the consent OF Governor Rich
ard5un, the chief executive of South Carolina
TO perform the ceremony in accordance with
the rights vested in him by law The marie
ago took place 1T the executive mansion, this
afternoon with the presence of Il few invited
guests, including your correspondent.
The mother and other members Of the family
Of Miss Rachel David, the young Hebrew lady,
who on uesday last eloped with IL. A. Harth,
the GENTLE broker, aud was married to him by
Governor Richardson, take the matter bitterly,
and their homo has been one Of mourning and
lamentation ever since as if for the dead. The
mother refuses TO he comforted and declares
She win never forgive the clipping couple The
room and bed lately occupied by the runaway
daughter has been heavily drpcd in mourn
ing in accordance with the jewish custom
when death occurs in the family and the
lately loved and petted daughter is now CON
sidered dead. SO foras her family are concerned.
Whom Sherman left Columbia on fire, there
was but one house ON the principal thorough
fare left, No, 2l3, ON the east side of Main,
between Richland and Lumber streets This
morning this sole survivor was destroyed by
fire. The house was a two-story wooden struc-
ture, occupied by Mrs. NJ. G. BolAnd and
family, and was owned by Alexander Civil,
who built it i'll 1862. At the time OF Sherman's
visit II was rented and occupied by Theodore
Huchet and family. Mr.. Huchet wasa wealthy
French refugee residing in Charleston up to
that time.
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sorekeeper Mt present located at small distiiery
near the mountains, wrote letter to his mother,
woo liyes in Williamson county, in which he told
man -. lie said he intended to come home at
certain time, but that Mr. Paul D. Boyce,
see lin, and brought an an order ioi; or
request from lar, HillsmHn 10 contribute Ave dollars
to help defeat prohibition in Tennessee Mr. Boyce
stated tlat all the stOrekeepers and gaugcTs were
being assessed s. each ana Che deputy collectors SO
each, and that Mr.. lIilisman aid Mr.. Kinney was
gee on 70 say in his letter, that, Icing an ar eft
pfohtpitipnis he did not like to Contribute 10 such
a iund, but he had been given to understand that
ne W94ld De replaced by some one else unless he
COUPLED with the request Of his superior.
NJ. Ne.is mother at once wrote 70 her son, tell
N him T. lose his place r even his life, rather
than aid q cause which he believed to be wrong.
Mr. Wells the father Of the young man, brought The
letter 10 Mr. g. w. ATmistead, editor of the Issue
who gave the facts to q Banner
reporter, There are also evidences mat
have been distributing anti prohibtOn literature.
- The Mr.. Kinney referred 10 is Captain George 8.
Kinney, president OF the State Liquor Dealers
Your correspondent saw the letter written by
the young man, and called on Mr.. Hillsman,
who makes the following denial;
In the Banner of this date there appeared
the statement that Mr.. Ed Wells, store
keeper in the internal revenue service, had
written to his mother that Collector Hillsman
had assessed him So for anti-prohibtiOn pur-
poses, and that he did not ike to contribute to
such fund, but that as Deputy Collector
Boyce had brought an order or request
from Collector Hilsman for him to
contribute, he was obliged to do so.
Of course, / do not know what
this young man has written to his mother, but
do know that in point OF fact / have made
no such order or request, directly or indirectly,
upon Mr. Wells, or upon any one else in tho
department.
Speaking for myself, J. am against the
amendment, and if asked to contribute for
legitimate campaign purposes, should do so,
though as yet no one has requested or asked
me to do SO. If any of my appointeos desire
to do the same, or if any of them refuse to
contribute, it is a matter that does rot con-
corn me, and one by which the appontee viii
will not be effected in the slightest SO far as
am concerned.